and berlin is playing host to a growing number of buildings made of wood. oh, my new son who he put with do. and if for in his that they have nothing to do with the story. the story is about construction size, concrete building and the hopes and dreams of people living in concrete building. maybe it's far it full of did a dream. but there is a connection. after all, that might explain why would the fashionable construction material it's those almost 20 percent of the new bills in germany are made of wood. you know, it's just about anybody who enters a home made of wood is almost always overwhelmed by its quality and atmosphere. not the theater. never know when you go into a newly built wooden house, you'll feel wonderful from the very 1st moment. thanks to the structural design and the very special atmosphere town. the company is developing. what is meant to be the tool is wouldn't apartment building in germany $29.00 stories 90? it's called, well have and this to go up. the cities decide that entire district should be built of wood who new school buildings

it's those almost 20 percent of new builds in germany are made of wood. you know, it's just about anybody who enters a home made of wood is almost always overwhelmed by its quality and atmosphere. not the theatre the novel, wendy. and if you go into a newly built wooden house, you'll feel wonderful from the very 1st moment. thanks to the structural design and the very special atmosphere will not come. this company is developing what is said to be the coolest wouldn't apartment building in germany? 29 stories 90 meters high. it's called one house and is to go up and live in the cities decided the entire district should be built of wood with new skill buildings made of timber. and there is some justification for that. we have to aim to be climate neutral in our cities, with trees of bouncy to for centuries. and when the timber is used for building it remains bound. that key difference between wood and concrete and soft baton and concrete is getting a lot of bad press. nowadays. a key ingredient is cement. according to the us intergovernmental panel on clima

only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only is foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect . sorry sir. robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade is indefinite. if you knew you were definitely in years and it's such we've also suffered. we had to overcome many obstacles that we met with a lot of resistance from the authority. and we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients the property owners to begin with with anything but easy. i bought in 48 in berlin as a recent project to the 6 story come up with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and a finalist for the 2021 german sustainability board for architecture. liberal arts is put in on the, on a on practice, didn't originally warm to would for ecological read. honestly the article. oh, it was 2007. i started thinking about what, perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a static aspects aspect. i just thought it beautiful in dec all that does all know it was only later that i learned how eco friendly it is.

e woods inspired them. the real reason i went to law school? to become elle woods. what?'s hard. your girl is graduating from lieu school in two days. sharhese took with film's big her own vintage camera on set and now we're spilling secrets from the set 20 years later. if you delta sister square never to tell. >> i can't break the bonds of sisterhood. >> the role almost went to christina applegate. thankfully christina turned down the part. and after filming, reese was still thinking pink. or at least wearing it. keeping all of elle's costumes. >> i got all my wardrobe. >> did you? >> how many pairs of jimmy choos? >> like 77. >> i had it written in my contract. >> some things we know for sure, thanks to legally blorngsd happy people don't just shoot their husbands and two, legally blond when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much thei

only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only is foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect . sorry sir. robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade we then definitely. busy feel we're definitely pioneers and it's such we've also suffered, we had to overcome many obstacles. we met with a lot of resistance from the authority and we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients the property owners to begin with with anything but easy. i bought in 48 in berlin as a recent project to the 6 story come up with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and the finest for the 2021 german sustainability. a board for architecture liberal is put in on the, on a on practice, didn't originally warm to would for ecological re, honestly the article. oh, there was 2007. i started thinking about what, perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a specific aspects aspect. i just found a beautiful in dec all that stuff and it was only later that i learned how eco friendly it is. and that it

so i woods. there is rising infections. so i think— woods. there is rising infections.ple should be given a bit of credit to be able to come — be given a bit of credit to be able to come out of this very cautiously. let's _ to come out of this very cautiously. let's have — to come out of this very cautiously. let's have a — to come out of this very cautiously. let's have a look at the guardian. johnson sweeps away restrictions. focusing on what keir starmer was saying, accusing borisjohnson of being reckless. what do you think of labour's position on this? i what do you think of labour's position on this?— what do you think of labour's position on this? i think there was somethin: position on this? i think there was something about, _ position on this? i think there was something about, maybe - position on this? i think there was something about, maybe it's - position on this? i think there was something about, maybe it's the i something about, maybe it's the batley and spen by—election he seems to be coming out of fighting. his point, which is a good point, but the one

wood: there are these point. something can grow for many years, let's say in an academic setting, and there's enough inertia and it catches people by surprise. you've built an extraordinary network over the years. long past the military service, serving in the house for a term and then in the senate since 2015. so part of this question has to do with the sense you're getting from colleagues. even a week ago on this website that you are co-sponsoring with representative crenshaw, i think back then it was well over 400 comments that had been posted to that. so you're getting feedback from the military as well. this leads into some of the words games that are played. critical race theory is a specific thing. gender equity or how gender identification, sexual identity is the sort of thing. so each one of them can be treated in their unique context. to my mind, there are really parts of a larger puzzle of these competing ideas and philosophies about how america defines itself and how this great melting not of all thes

only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only is foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect far each robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade, indefinitely few and we're definitely pioneers. and we've also suffered, we had to overcome many obstacles that we met with a lot of resistance from the authority. and we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our client's property owners to begin with with anything but easy. and i saw that in 48 in berlin as a recent project to the 6 story co op with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and a finalist for the 2021 german sustainability. a bullet for architecture live a whole lot to put in beyond if they are in practice, didn't originally warm to would for ecological re, honestly the article knows it was 2007. and i started thinking about what, perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a static aspects aspect. i just thought a beautiful nickel does all know. it was only later that i learned how eco friendly it is and that it b

wood: at least. senator cotton: when it gets down to the poor private, he will be there at 3:30 a.m. based on what his team leader tells him. i said this in training settings as well, there was a time 15, 20 years ago, the army grew concerned there was too many accidents between vehicles and pedestrians. usually during morning p.t. so army decreed that part of the physical fitness training form would be a reflective safety belt, which started out during hours of darkness in the morning when you're conducting p.t. and very quickly, by the time it got down to the front line, was the order wear your reflective belt even in 120 degree weather in iraq in the middle of daytime. what can be vague or general guidance at a higher-level filters down and i think sometimes take on a life of its own when it gets down to the battalion at the low level. that doesn't mean we should tolerate it or that we should not take every step to tell them to knock it off. that is one reason why when secretary austin testified i

when "deep in the woods" continues. ep in the woods" continues.t invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplements you take, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidn

woods ark invest has been selling its holdings in tencent, et cetera. joining us is frank sarian and steve off. thank you very much for being here steve, if i might just start with you to lay out the macro picture here we mentioned some of kathy woods' calls this is a story driven market receipt now. what stories do you think are driving most of the trading action is it a very macro invasion crackdowns or very micro like bank earnings? >> right now the stories are the covid relapse potentially which we don't buy at all and concerns about fed poll is he we're on the opposite side of kathy on the number. significantly high yield, $90 target under invested for a very long time supply is not there. demand is surging. we've got inflation continuing pretty high here over the next several months we think we're looking at nominal gdp this year around 10% and something like maybe 6 to 8 next year. so this is an environment where earnings are really soaring, particularly ofn the cyclicals and financials we're continuing to lean into that it's going to be choppy a

only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect far each robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. use indefinite if you and you were definitely pioneers and such. we also suffered, we had to overcome many obstacles as we met with a lot of resistance from the authority. and we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our client's property owners to begin with with anything but easy. and i saw that in 48 in berlin as a recent project to his 6 story co op with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and the finest for the 2021 german sustainability. a board for architecture live, it will put in order to be honest a, our practice didn't originally warm to would for ecological re, honestly the article was there was 2007. and i started thinking about what, perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a static aspect, i just thought a beautiful nickel does all know. it was only later that i learned how eco friendly it is. and that it binds

so the 27th, indiana is going to spend their night in mcalister's woods facing away. along the creek making sure that those confederates skirmishers are not going to come back and so they're not going to get a whole lot of rest that night because they know that the confederates are practically on top of it. on top of that rankin and his company company a are put out as skirmishers along the creek that evening, so he's going to get even less rest than some of his comrades might. so now we move into the early morning of july 3rd. the 12th core is obviously not particularly happy that the confederates have taken some of their old positions on culp's hill and their core commander henry slocum has given that order to drive them out at daylight. so you have the 27th, indiana facing away along the creek you have the 13th, new jersey partially facing the creek and partially lined along the woods you see in that shot you have the second massachusetts kind of behind that shot and you i'll show you guys a map of that a little later. and although fighting is going to begin elsewh

it happened shortly after midnight on beach wood drive near green wood drive. witnesses tell us several people were shot when gunfire erupted while they were watching fireworks. we'll bring more information as soon as we get it. >>> a busy night for fire crews in east bay as people celebrate the fourth of july. >> fires broke out overnight at several spots around oakland. justin andrews is live at a fire station in oakland with more on what crews were dealing with. justin. >> reporter: len, fire crews across east bay really busy responding to nonstop fire calls, one at a warehouse that sent eight fire trucks and roughly 50 firefighters responding to that scene. >> they're still putting a tremendous amount of water on the fire. we have gone defensive at this point. we are using ladder pipe from above as you can see. crews are still here obviously and we're trying to determine, a, the cause but still trying to put this fire out. >> reporter: you should be looking at the orange flames here, very thick, flaring from this roof of the warehouse on 77th around 12:30 t

wetjet wood with a money-back guarantee. also try new sweeper wood cloths. is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything would be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... ...flare-ups (cough cough), which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. s's re because in the real world... ...our lungs deserves the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and flare-up protection. it's the first and only copd medicine proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. for real protection ask your doctor about breztri. this is a gamechanger, who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our s

but most of us do not realize europe's woods are in serious danger. the greatest foe surprisingly small. as the past 3 years, the tiny bark beetle has spread through europe, spruce forests, attacking countless trees. the insect poses a grave danger, says belgian forest re expert hubert toyed. even though technically, the beetle only attacks 6 trees. you know, truly, i know pittsbur the natural response of bruce tree or any tree for that matter against bark beetle is to produce a sap in the hearts was in the beetle, cannot grow to maturity and then dies in the bowl of batteries that lack water at their roots can produce sap done, and are therefore defenseless against the insect and unreasonable and careful was out of it. although this year was rather cooled and damped so far, that was not enough to offset 3 years of drought and drive away the people. we meet at snyder as his family, his own, as far as to the east and belgium for the past 100 years. about 60 percent of europe forests, a privately owned and pose huge problems for their owners. the scienc

wood was brilliant last night against st. louis, buster clearly side of sitting out with the thumb injury, broken bat alert. solano, it's going to work. 3-1 giants. this meant wood blew one past and goldsmith would allow one run on three hits and seven innings, struck out six. way back, way back, way back, tell it good-bye, that is my simmons impression if you are wondering. giants are a game and a half up on the dodgers in the west. dust buster riding high in houston trying to widen the gap over oakland. altuve, three run asan klanedit six ngo takeleadfly ball. here comes the baseball. here comes ramone. he slides. oh that's a killer. 3-3. bottom seven, kyle tucker, these guys hit long, long home runs. 4-3 the final, a's five and a half back now in the west. tampa is a city of champions. buck and lightning won titles last season. question is can lightning strike twice? tampa will be drinking from the cup if they beat montreal. scoreless in the second period, put wood on it, 1-0 tampa. anderson with a chance to tie it but sto

but with so many fires, we are not out of the woods yet. la get live expert advice on how you can protect yourself. >>> days after we revealed hundreds of bogus disability complaints in san francisco, this morning we are learning dozens of alameda businesses are facing the same issue. mark rogers was one of 66 business owners hit with ada lawsuit by one plaintiff, orlando garcia. that name is the same one behind over 1,000 similar ada claims in san francisco's china town and along irving street. >> i started to receive letters from attorneys offering to help me with an ada lawsuit. i am watching my bank account go down as i hire more and more people to take care of the situation. >> we started reading the complaints and they're a carbon copy of each other. >> businesses up and down park street say they're hiring certified specialists to be sure they're in compliance with ada to try and avoid suits like these. >>> starting next week, san mateo will require everybody entering county facilities to wear a mask. katie nielsen is in red wood city

to me personally, it's got the best woods section_ personally, it's got the best woods section of— personallyest woods section of all the supermarkets, so when _ section of all the supermarkets, so when i _ section of all the supermarkets, so when i sneak in there at 9.30 every night _ when i sneak in there at 9.30 every night to— when i sneak in there at 9.30 every night to get— when i sneak in there at 9.30 every night to get cheap sausages,... laughter there you go. thank you for that insight. let's end on the sports, and the great british hope, emma raducanu. very sadly forced to retire from wimbledon tonight with some sort of, well, we don't know quite what it was. some sort of stomach ailment. the 18—year—old wild card out of wimbledon. raducanu's future is bright, and it is bright of course, isn't it? absolutely. she placed a fantastic tennis and she's completely charming. everybody was rooting for her and you see her in the postmaster interview, and herjoy... she'sjust postmaster interview, and herjoy... she's just effervescent and her enthusiasm. my only fear is she's going to come b

. >>> plus, the bitcoin brain trust, what elon musk, jack dorsey and cathie wood said today that sparked a new rally in crypto land. >>> getting real, the real, real rallying on the back of a big upgrade. one of our traders sees even more upside ahead of this stock. we'll break that down. first we start with another higher move far markets. stocks rallying in the close recouping all of monday's losses and this week's wild swings, got our traders flagging some eye popping moves. our traders have come up with the three most ridiculous charts in the market. so we kick it off with the ten-year yield falling as low as 1.13% yesterday morning before rebounding all the way back up to 1.3%. guy, this was on your radar. >> yeah, and we've been together a long time now, and i think you realized pretty quickly i'm not the brightest bulb in the knife drawer, you know what i'm saying one thing i do know is the biggest economy in the history of the world ten-year yields should be the most liquid security out there it should not go in my opinion from 141 down to 125, back to 140, down to 113, up to 130

in any wood community in. and in any wood community in northern— and in any wood community in northernat_ the viceregal representative and in essence, that is— the viceregal representative and in essence, that is going _ the viceregal representative and in essence, that is going to— the viceregal representative and in essence, that is going to be - essence, that is going to be symbolic, _ essence, that is going to be symbolic, usually— essence, that is going to bel symbolic, usually symbolism essence, that is going to be . symbolic, usually symbolism in essence, that is going to be - symbolic, usually symbolism in that role because — symbolic, usually symbolism in that role because it _ symbolic, usually symbolism in that role because it doesn't _ symbolic, usually symbolism in that role because it doesn't really- role because it doesn't really matter. _ role because it doesn't really matter. but_ role because it doesn't really matter, but in— role because it doesn't really matter, but in this _ role because it doesn't really matter, but in this role, - role because it doesn't really m

now it's charred wood, collapsed wall, and remnants of what's left. battalion chief says several walls were collapsing as they were fighting from above. this is a defensive attack he says so they couldn't enter because of the intensity of the flames. the winds were heavy and the battalion chief says that certainly did not help in the fire fight. the battalion chief says they've had issues with transients inside the vacant building. he says as of now it appears that may have been set. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. a live look at the pleasanton ridge regional park. that's where the search will resume for a missing runner today. that man has been missing since saturday. he parked his car near molar ranch at the park and was going to go for a run about an hour and never returned. he is 37, last seen wearing running clothes and a white shirt. he left his phone and id in the car. there is his picture. again, the search continues today, day three. back to you. >>> 6:56, time for a look at other top stories. >>> no sign of a swimmer sappyer rno

wetjet wood with a money-back guarantee. also try new sweeper wood cloths.: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >>> bill cosby is spending his first weekend as a free man after he was released from prison this w

i realise we are not out of the woods with _ not out of the woods with coronavirus _ not out of the woodse future, as a 29—year—old, - coronavirus yet but looking towards the future, as a 29—year—old, what| the future, as a 29—year—old, what is the future, as a 29—year—old, what is the _ the future, as a 29—year—old, what is the likelihood _ the future, as a 29—year—old, what is the likelihood i— the future, as a 29—year—old, what is the likelihood i will— the future, as a 29—year—old, what is the likelihood i will experience l is the likelihood i will experience another— is the likelihood i will experience another pandemic— is the likelihood i will experience another pandemic of— is the likelihood i will experience another pandemic of this - is the likelihood i will experience i another pandemic of this magnitude my lifetime? — another pandemic of this magnitude my lifetime? 0k: _ another pandemic of this magnitude my lifetime?— my lifetime? ok, thanks for the cuestion. my lifetime? ok, thanks for the question- so. — my lifetime? ok, thanks for the question. so, when _ my lifetime? ok, t

united states is the number two imported wood. why are we importing wood in our western states that we should be employing people. our people are going to be fearful and talking about clear cutting, no, it isn't. they want to ask you about that. no. we do this in zones. we do it in thinning and 30-acre spot especially on private land and you can tell what the private land versus the federal land that is basically not managed by flying over it after a fire or five years and you can see the pattern and land ownership in forested areas. the private lands very already salvaged. you can see the green and order coming back. and you see the same snags and dose trees are there, left behind to who knows when they will get around to it. it propagates the fire and accident. and my colleagues in congress those who regulate the forest and those in the u.s. forest service and those of the american people, their attention of what is going on, because it is not sustainable and not good or anything that i talked about wildlife. cutting some trees,

well, woods detailed his recovery in an interview with golf digest back in may, calling it one of hisst quote. painful experiences were coming up next in sports get to know the two newest members of the golden state warriors scores director market baniyas usaa is made for the safe pilots. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. get a quote and start saving. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. tonight, well leading up to the nba draft. it was fun tossing around all those possible trades and all the rumors that go with it. but in the real world, here's what the golden state warriors did tonight with picks seven and 14. with the seventh pick in the 2021 nba draft, the golden state warriors select jonathan, come inga the biggest upside of anybody extremely wing spread and from the congo originally played in the g league out of walnut creek this past season, also played in

i have not even touched on utah or montana or the other states with so much wood. this is a huge, huge danger and one that needs to be addressed. host: another oregonian calling us from gold hill. darlene, democrats line. caller: i wanted to ask the representative what kind of financial aid is available to support folks like myself who has 15 acres of trees, and my husband and i are in our 70's. we are unable to do anything about it. we are not financially able to do anything to clear those trees. i have approached different logging companies and requested they take the trees. they have flatly refused. they want like $200 a tree, and i cannot afford that. guest: what an excellent question. my answer is, i am not sure what programs are available to help you. but if you will contact my office, we will try to find you one, and i have lost track of the number of times i have said over the past six months that i have enjoyed the privilege of having this job, that people should do what you're suggesting you're trying to do, which is to reduce the amount of fuel on your p

wood. 47 types of wood from the 47 prefectures that make up japan.dium is, he still wants it to show just the opposite. >> so, tokyo, we still have many small narrow streets. and, those with small houses and shops. >> reporter: more remarkable, in a daring move, he designs the giant venue without air- conditioning. >> we tried to bring natural without air-conditioning, people can feel the wind. >> reporter: it is about building for the future. being in harmony with the earth. in japan, there is no political debate about global warming. there is an understanding here that we have to change. and, in front of the billions who will be watching the olympics, kuma's olympic stadium could be a unifying force. >> it also sends a strong message to the world. >> reporter: though the rest of the world is just discovering the brilliance of this architect, you will find his work all over japan. turn the pages of his book, all pushing the theme of sustainability. this is a cake shop. but it is so much more. they call this place a forest in the city. kuma uses an a

then for brent wood, 89 at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. 3:00 p.m., 109. and 4:00 p.m. a hot 110. this is common sense stuff. you have to remember to drink water. wear a hat. spf and the pets. >> thank you very much. to the san jose foothills firefighters and homeowners are preparing for the hot and dry weekend ahead. >> reporter: kyle says he was surprised by how hot it was when he came to the park to jog. >> it's been a while since i have walked out and had a stinging burn already. >> he has more to worry about than sunburn. it was a year ago he evacuated after the fire raged through the hills. he remembers the weather conditions were similar to this heat wave. >> it didn't get to us. but we're ready. we're expecting the same thing. i remember packing up food. >> conditions are volatile. >> the fuel is dry. and the vegetation. and the likelihood for a fire should start is increased because of the drought like conditions. >> it is fully staffed and equipped for the heat wave. we showed you how firefighters were going through drills to get ready for the extreme heat. including hau

>> i would like to keep the wood deck because it is safer. it's not a wood deck. it's a pool cover that goes over the concrete. i have no problem with taking the upper structure down. they impede the view from the inside of the bar. >> commissioner swig: it's not in our purview, but i heard testimony that you are providing service to people on that deck, alcohol service. is that true? >> not currently. we haven't been since we were able to open inside. since june 15, we have not used the deck at all. >> commissioner swig: so my concern, having a several decades long history in the restaurant and alcohol service, having a liquor license myself, i am aware that every time i have to apply for a liquor license, i have to apply for a map as to where liquor is going to be served. did you get any clearance to adjust your map, which i believe would be neighborhood notification [inaudible]? >> from the a.b.c., since i bought the bar, that area is covered, and we applied for the area out front during covid, as well because we have a parklet out front. >> commissioner swig:

most open today in dublin, pleasanton, antioch, wood land and so many more. keep in mind masks are required in the cooling centers. with temperatures potentially ranging from 100 to 115, statewide flex alert has been issued and goes into effect at 4:00 this evening. try to reduce energy usage. set thermostats at 78 or higher. also try not to use big appliances like your dish washers. this is a good time to ditch the laundry. you have an excuse not to this weekend. ey are g masks kere osou need t cooling centers. wear light clothes and loose fitting clothing because if you have to be outdoors you need room for air to circulate. drink plenty water. i have mine in the live truck, so i will be drinking that right after this. justin andrews, kpix5. >>> if you are getting ready to head towards the bay bridge, no metering lights at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving for the most part at the limit. once you are past this, we are getting first reports of a trouble spot. i will show you one of our maps with a big rig involved. apparently it had gotten stuck

so it is sidney powell, lin wood, nine pro-trump conspiracy lawyers in all in a hearing today.he federal judge in michigan is deciding whether all the lawyers should be sanctioned or punished by the court for the laugh out loud lawsuit they brought last november demanding that michigan should be forced to give its electoral votes to donald trump even though biden won the election there. this is the same federal judge who already dismissed that lawsuit several months ago in a ruling so hot it could peel the wallpaper off in any room you put it in. but after that judge tossed the lawsuit, the state of michigan went back to the judge and basically said having a lawsuit dismissed wasn't enough in this case. the behavior of the lawyers in this case was so egregious it requires something else. michigan filed a motion asking the court to sanction the pro trump lawyers who brought that case. they argued, quote, plaintiffs' claims of fraud in michigan's election were unsupported by any credible evidence and their legal claims were without merit. plaintiffs' counsel knew or should have k

so i think— are not out of the woods yet. so i think there — are not out of the woods yet. surprise-— covid can always take us by surprise.- you - covid can always take us by surprise.- you have . covid can always take us by| surprise.- you have to surprise. chris. you have to question — surprise. chris. you have to question why _ surprise. chris. you have to question why the _ surprise. chris. you have to| question why the expressive splashing on comments from professor neil ferguson. this is the man dubbed professor lock last year with a lot of his forecast led to some said to the lockdown approach and the government. and looking at the data, he told andrew the 18th of july that the uk cases could hit 200,000 a day. he has a big number and get to the number was just yesterday 23,000 511. so a fraction of the number he was forecasting just two weeks ago. and that's why when ferguson says on your sister programme this morning that he thinks he can be over the worst by october, people might start to believe it and that's why it matters. believe it and that's why it matters-—

but that doesn't mean we're out of the woods just yet.ed flag warning was for the elevated risk specific to dry lightning. regardless of whether or not we have dry lightning, we still have critically dry fuels, and we've seen a number of fires develop around the bay area much earlier than they would this time of year. santa rosa fire had its station staff with extra personnel in case of an emergency, but they were released early this morning. we avoided an emergency this time, but cruz say good news. the pattern did verify. it just didn't verify with a thunderstorm over the bay area. i'm james tour as ktvu fox two news. well, the bootleg fire in southern oregon has burned 476 square miles. that's an area only slightly smaller than all of marin county. it's growing about four square miles a day, and it's been burning since july. 6th it's been the large wildfire in the country for weeks to put the fire continues to threaten thousands of homes, and it's just 25% contained wildfires and climate change continue to take a devastating toll on no

they make luxury sustainable furnishings using scrap wood. and let me give them a hand to start the normal upside. it's very important that we up cycle and not only recycle we use and b furbished the scrap woods incorporated into a new product that also helps raise people's awareness with these products are made without heat treatment and without any harmful chemical motor de la. ah, they've made more than $120.00 pieces since newborn opened a year ago, setting them in egypt and as far afield as pirates in london. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about his visit our website. oh, send us the tweaks hash tag doing your wish asked us to raise when we dress for work or an evening out in menu for us, have a whole rock of things to choose from. bodies hasn't always been like that in the past. it was pretty standard for people to have few of clothes than there was more of it. this is true crease foster fashion is the boss once it has made buying clothes cheaper and easier bought. it is terrible for the environment in german

by 10:30 they arrested nine, then they said they were going to sweep the woods and vehicles and they found two more people who they arrested in the vehicle. >> what do we know from your reporting about this group? >> they're from rhode island. they were heading from rhode island to maine, as you played in the clip, for a training exercise is what state police said. two of the people who were standing on the highway were waving a moroccan flag, they said their country has a treaty with the united states and they are allowed to pass through states if they don't stop an undue amount. they said they are not anti-government, they said they aren't anti-police. i was looking at the adl that identified sort of an african-american offshoot of the sovereign citizen moment is how they characterize what they said is the growing movement. >> real quickly, any idea what charges they could be facing? >> i think that will pretty much be determined -- the state police said earlier on that people aren't allowed to load or unload weapons on a public way. it remains to be seen the specifics of what they

he fled into a wooded area which is now being searched by police dogs and helicopters. he was already wanted in two other counties. todd: a hotel maid tips off police potentially foiling a mass shooting plot at the all star game. she found a stash of guns inside a hotel room blocks away from coors field. coors field is set to host the all-star game tomorrow night. "fox & friends" reporter lauren shoen sitting down with former president trump before his cpac speech and one of the topics of discussion was the rise in crime and the left's push to defund police. >> 2020 this is from the fbi, murders are up 24%, almost 25%. what would you do to address the skyrocketing crime. >> chicago, take a look at the numbers, they had 260 people shot on 4th of july weekend. new york, through the roof.

ah, the country has no wood resources. everything has to be imported. normally scrap would get thrown away, but that's changed. and shareef. alcholay is workshop. together with architect sarah about to t, he found the move on startup that make luxury sustainable furnishings using scrap wood. and when the get the new stuff, the normal upside, it's very important that we up cycle and not only recycle we reuse and refurbish the scrap wood and incorporated into a new product that also helped raise people's awareness with these products are made without heat treatment and for those any harmful chemicals. now it may de la cruz. they've made more than $120.00 pieces since moved and opened a year ago, setting them in egypt and as far afield as pirates in london. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about visit our website. oh, send us the tweaks hash tag doing your thing. we share yours to raise when graceful work or an evening out in menu for us, have a whole rock of things to choose from. bodies hasn't always been like that in the past b

he fled into a wooded area which

management joining us now ark investor ceo cathie wood and benet meyer.ment it's super interesting you're investing in joining the board of this company. how did you choose tifin >> when i first met venet at an etf conference where i was or ark was kind of a curiosity, in 2018 and nobody believed we would make it, everybody was curious. how could an active manager work with an etf rapper it's fully transparent but venet believed we would be successful and transparency, active information flow and he's run with that, with the tifin companies, focused on transparency and bringing in intelligent access to especially registered investment advisers and institutional investors. so we were intrigued with his business or we have been intrigued. we've piloted some of his services and have been satisfied with the result. >> obviously there's a lot of money going into fintech, not just venture capital but biggest banks, jpmorgan and visa doing billion-dollar deals i think of the magnifier subsidiary as a google for investments but you're expanding into selling the i

>> jimmy was about to make an alarming discovery in the prison wood shop.to solve the mystery? >> what are these things anyway? he says, they watch over the dead, jimmy. he goes, they do. >> when "the inside man" continues. the better i feel. and the more i can check off my list. check out dexcom.com/inrange. let's run it back. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other danger

but he says, the state shouldn't part with treasures like this honey lodge in the woods of saint clue. but despite his warnings for his manager is now seeking a buyer, as the lodge is in desperate need of repair. so that's why they should hold onto the pavilion and make it accessible to the public ear. so it's a perfect destination for people taking logs in the forest. it's like, you know, usually you could open up a restaurant here where she fell through all to do she needed demo. still some residence, a for a side don't seem to concern who the buildings belong to. as long as they are in good shape. but more think it's okay to sell the building. i don't know if the government has enough money to maintain them looking yes, but someone wants you to watch the building fall apart. seeing the quality of the renovation, but private i'd say let them do it. but if it were to effect the wing of the pallet, the 1st by itself, i'd be worried julian because thinks it's better to lease the buildings. this one in for a cy is being turned into a luxury hotel with the restaurant run by stars, have a

the 27th indiana pregame will be set up in mcallister's woods. as you see in that second photograph with the 27th indiana towards the back right facing towards rock creek. there, they will dig in and remain for most of the day. but, for those of you familiar with the second day of gettysburg, you know that fighting that day is not going to begin here but will instead begin on the southern half of the battlefield. the union third corps is engaged in places such as peach orchard. so, the 27th indiana will be among the units that are poor -- are pulled off of the hill and set to the aid of union forces on the southern end of the battlefield. but, in a story very similar to july 1, they're going to arrive there too late to be of any real use. while they are gone, colts hill is defended by a significant and smaller amount of troops. confederate forces are going to begin to seize lower parts of the hill, including the heights overlooking spangler meadow. that will be off to the left of that first image. so, the 27th indiana has slogged their way across

it's dry to the east, quite hot, but not reco breaking me so quite windy that will be a dusty wood. and then bone drive through iran to the levant to boston at least to be honest. this is standard moment temperatures as high as 50 in eastern iraq are backing off just a little bit during friday. in sir la, confirmation of the edge affects the monsoon. this is the hurry which lasts for 2 or 3 months during the season. so it's very humid and over. the cliffs tends to drizzle, but it's pretty cloud anyway, even in so out of the town itself. given that it's the season where the height of the season is mature, now you get big shower building in ethiopia, elsewhere. so down south sedan and beyond, and they tend to produce big clusters that drift eventually further west the course, letting in the meantime. the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for carla. finds out that all this new babies were i did not think it's like them babies to death. people in power investigate, exposes, and questions. they use them to be of our around the globe on al jazeera. when freedom of